Things that you want to do in the browser should probably be done in the
browser. If so, then Django isn't directly involved, until you want to
persist the changes.
There are a number of JavaScript libraries that support dragging things
around a table. Long ago I did something like this using, I
The attached screenshot, simpletab, shows the simple cross tab I have
created using Django (my first functioning app). This takes in a csv data
file and an xml definition file. The user selects the variables they want
to see, and the table is created.
My question is that the user may want to flip
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